Aluminium alloys components are numerous in aeronautic and automobile structures. Despite having interesting mechanical properties for lightweight solutions, the extraction of virgin aluminium still has negative impacts on the environment. A solution is to use an increased rate of recycled aluminium in structural parts. This requires a global optimization of the part design and manufacture. The proposed work details the advanced optimization techniques used for product and process design integrating environmental concerns. The methodology is implemented and tested on an industrial case that results in a recycling rate of 75% in high-end structural component based on wrought aluminium alloys. (C) 2016 CIRP.

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BibTeX @article{Le Duigou2016,author={Le Duigou, J. and Gulbrandsen-Dahl, S. and Vallet, F. and Söderberg, Rikard and Eynard, B. and Perry, N.},title={Optimization and lifecycle engineering for design and manufacture of recycled aluminium parts},journal={Cirp Annals-Manufacturing Technology},issn={0007-8506},volume={65},issue={1},pages={149-152},abstract={Aluminium alloys components are numerous in aeronautic and automobile structures. Despite having interesting mechanical properties for lightweight solutions, the extraction of virgin aluminium still has negative impacts on the environment. A solution is to use an increased rate of recycled aluminium in structural parts. This requires a global optimization of the part design and manufacture. The proposed work details the advanced optimization techniques used for product and process design integrating environmental concerns. The methodology is implemented and tested on an industrial case that results in a recycling rate of 75% in high-end structural component based on wrought aluminium alloys. (C) 2016 CIRP.},year={2016},keywords={Design, Optimization, Lifecycle, information, systems, alloys, tools, Engineering },}

RefWorks RT Journal ArticleSR ElectronicID 241478A1 Le Duigou, J.A1 Gulbrandsen-Dahl, S.A1 Vallet, F.A1 Söderberg, RikardA1 Eynard, B.A1 Perry, N.T1 Optimization and lifecycle engineering for design and manufacture of recycled aluminium partsYR 2016JF Cirp Annals-Manufacturing TechnologySN 0007-8506VO 65IS 1SP 149OP 152AB Aluminium alloys components are numerous in aeronautic and automobile structures. Despite having interesting mechanical properties for lightweight solutions, the extraction of virgin aluminium still has negative impacts on the environment. A solution is to use an increased rate of recycled aluminium in structural parts. This requires a global optimization of the part design and manufacture. The proposed work details the advanced optimization techniques used for product and process design integrating environmental concerns. The methodology is implemented and tested on an industrial case that results in a recycling rate of 75% in high-end structural component based on wrought aluminium alloys. (C) 2016 CIRP.LA engDO 10.1016/j.cirp.2016.04.111LK http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cirp.2016.04.111OL 30